St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-27
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contributing songs; Mrs. Brown. Miss
Clark and W. F. and j. C. Myron appear
ing in character quartette. and MeSsrs.
Martin and Feller giving some banjo duets.
A ball followed. The committees were an
nounced last Sunday. Those who were
present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Myron Mr.. and Mrs. R.
l.. NlcGill, Mr.. and Mrs. a. a. Robertson. Mr..
and Mrs. William Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Black, Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Lori.
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. Cowie, Mr.. and Mrs. Scot
ten, Mesdames c. E. Pierce, J. B. Wilson,
Christie, De Groat, G. S. Cummings and r.
sehreor. the Misses Macrae, Thompson, Cam
neday, MacLean, Clayton, NJ. Clark. Hope,
NOR, Minnie Scotch, westcott, S. Sim
mons, L. Eastman and NJ. Neff, the
Misses Nevin. the Misses Moulton,i and
the Misses Naughton, ana Messrs.
j. Z. Myron, c. Thompson, Thomas Cameron,
D. NJ. Finlayson, Robert Howden. D. NJ. Mac
Lean, James H: Richie, James B. Darling,
John Grant, Robert Haddow, William Eadie,
George Grant, Lawrence Hope s. Lee, A. M.
Swaiton. L. j. NJ. Holland, Hugh Nevin, d.
Nichol Robert McNichol, w. Torrance, A.
Brimley, j. c. Thomson. Ralph Martin, Dun
can, William Mosley, E. B. Butler,J. Fl. Helm
line. Prof. Ttcomb, C. E. Fuller and George
Wyllie, OF jamestown, Oak.
BIDDING DIR. DANA FAREWELL.
DR.. NJ. MEG. Dana of Plymouth Congre-
gational church, was rendered farewell re-
ception by Capt. and Mrs. Peter Berkey, of
153 College avenue, Thursday evening from
to 10 p. m. About 800 ladies and gentle
men OF his congregation paid their respects
to him. A beautiful floral motto ''AIiZpah"
signified the good wishes Of his people and
the host and hostess. Mesdames Allen,
Noble. White, Worthing, Smith and
Wheeler, DR.. Burnham, Judge Burr und
others assisted Capt. and Mrs. Berkey. and
the church choir and Prof. Wheaton pre-
sented several musical selections. DR..
Dana will sail from New York for ten
weeks European tour on the 31St.
SMALL GOSSIP.
On Friday evening the Linophitian society
OF Baldwin school entertained a large audi
ence at Standard hall, with dramatic and
musical entertainment. The amateurs ex-
hibited the talent of well-trained artists.
Among those who contributed tow ard the en-
tertainment were the Misses Dottie Hughson,
Laura Winter, Birdie Cushing Sarah Dickin-
sen. Marguerite Morton, Emma Decker
Louise Ward, Emily Cochran. Lulu Winslow,
Nellie Powers and May Williams, and Messrs
Sidney E. Farwell, Robert Steward Arthur G.
Farwell, Robert NcLaren, Howard H. Drake
and S. S. Breed Jr. Charles Mann, Richard
Carpenter, Charles Steele and George Senkler
were the ushers.
The cantata DANIEL presented by the
West Side Choral union at Germania hall
Thursday evening did not fail to draw good
audience, and the leading characters were
we'll sustained by Miss L. E. Parker as the
Queen; w. B. Wood, the King; DIR. j. H.
Whine, Daniel; j. S. Worthington, the Her.
aid; /. st. Pierre, Azariah; Miss Nettie Lucas
Azariah's sister, and c. E. Tbayer, Second
President. The cantata was presented under
the direction of Miss Lucy Wharry and for
the benefit of the Methodist, Presbyterian
and Baptist churches. of West St Paul 1t
was repeated Friday night with equal sue
cess.
A very pleasant evening, devoted to ANA
teur dramatic exercises and a hop, was spent
by the Standard club, Thursday evening.
Act l, OF Shakespeare's Richard III. was
presented in full costume, with Morris II.
Flaisheim in the role of Gloucester, and
Harry Moss as King Henry. The theatrical
performance concluded with Morton's farce
"Siasher and Crasher.' A. N. Ross was
benjamin Blowhard,'' for the time being;
Sigmund Greve, sampson Slasher:" P NJ
Rose, ''Chris Crasber;'' l.. A. Gufterman,
Lieut.. Brown Miss Eta Harris. "Rose;''
and Miss Lillian Plechner, "Dinah Blowhard.' V
Emperor Williams ninetieth birthday was
appropriately celebrated by the Deutsche'
Kreger-Verein at Turner hall, Tuesday even
ing. There were addresses by President Jess
rang and Comrade Vaudenbergh, soprano
solos by Miss Emma Nilsson, a piano Jubilee
duet by the little Misses Alvina and Ida
Theobald, piano solo by Prof. Oscar Wer-
ner, songs by the male quartette of the So
ciety, dramatic sketch, in which Miss Kauff-
man and G. Hennecke sustained the leading
parts, and several selections by Seibert's Oh